Mixed-wave permanent magnet motor

ABSTRACT

The present invention discloses a new type of mixed-wave permanent magnet motor, which relates to the field of motor technology. It comprises a motor shell, a stator and a rotor, wherein, the stator and the rotor are arranged in the motor shell; the stator comprises a fixed ring and stator iron cores, a plurality of the stator iron cores are distributed on a cover plate in circular mode, and the stator iron cores are wound with magnetic induction lines passing through the coils at both radial sides of stator iron cores; the rotor comprises an outer rotor part and an inner rotor part, and the outer rotor part is arranged outside the cylindrical inner rotor part; a stator zone is formed between the outer rotor part and the inner rotor part; the stator is located within the stator zone of the rotor.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of motor, and inparticular, to a new type of mixed-wave permanent magnet energy-savingmotor.

BACKGROUND ART

The traditional permanent magnet motor can be divided into internalrotor motor and external rotor motor according to the position of therotor, wherein the rotor is arranged in the circular zone of stators inan internal rotor motor, and the rotor is arranged outside the statorsin an external rotor motor. In a traditional permanent magnet motor, thewindings on the stator are energized and automatically commutated underthe action of magnetic induction hall or magnetic induction coil, whichgenerates a rotating magnetic field of magnetic induction line anddrives the rotor to rotate.

When the stator of a traditional permanent magnet motor is energized,only one side of the magnetic field generated by the winding has aneffect on the rotor, while the magnetic field on the other side cannothave an effect on the rotor, resulting in a waste of energy.

SUMMARY

To overcome the defects of the existing technology, the technicalproblem to be resolved in the present invention is: how to use themagnetic fields on both sides of the stator winding to drive the rotor.

To achieve this, the present invention adopts the following technicalscheme:

The new type of mixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motorcomprises a motor shell, a stator and a rotor, wherein the statorcomprises a plurality of circularly distributed stator cores, and thestator cores are wound with magnetic induction lines passing through thecoils at both sides thereof; the rotor comprises an outer rotor part,inner outer part and a flange; the external rotor part is arrangedoutside the cylindrical inner rotor part, a stator zone is formedbetween the outer rotor part and the inner rotor part, the stator isarranged in the stator zone of rotor, and the outer rotor part and theinner rotor part are connected by flange; the inner side of the outerrotor part and the outer side of the inner rotor part are provided witha plurality of circularly distributed permanent magnet modules, and twoadjacent permanent magnet modules have opposite polarity.

Beneficially or exemplarily, the stator also includes a fixing ring onwhich a plurality of the stator iron cores are distributed, and thestator also comprises a fixing support for fixing the stator iron coreson the fixing ring; the stator iron cores are a I-shaped structure,which comprises a first arch part, a second arch part and a middle partconnecting the first arch part and the second arch part, the coils arewinding on the middle part with slots on both sides, the first arch partfaces towards the outer rotor part, and the second arch part facestowards the inner rotor part; a fixing hole of the first arch partvertically runs through the first arch part, and the fixing support isfixedly connected to the fixing ring after passing through the fixinghole.

Beneficially or exemplarily, each of the permanent magnet modulescomprises a plurality of permanent magnets, wherein the permanentmagnets of each permanent magnet module of the inner rotor part arevertically mounted along the outer side of the inner rotor part and thepermanent magnets of the outer rotor part are inclinedly mounted alongthe inner side of the outer rotor part.

Beneficially or exemplarily, each of the permanent magnet modulesincludes a plurality of permanent magnets, wherein the permanent magnetsof each permanent magnet module of the inner rotor part are inclinedlymounted along the outer side of the inner rotor part and the permanentmagnets of the outer rotor part is vertically mounted along the innerside of the outer part.

Beneficially or exemplarily, the angle of inclination of the inclinedlymounted permanent magnets of is 5 to 15 degrees.

Beneficially or exemplarily, the permanent magnet modules of the innerrotor part and the outer rotor part have corresponding position andidentical quantity, and the permanent magnet modules at thecorresponding positions of the inner rotor part and the outer rotor parthave opposite polarity facing towards the stator zone.

Beneficially or exemplarily, a plurality of permanent magnets of thepermanent magnet module of the inner rotor part are vertically mountedalong the outer side of the inner rotor part, and a plurality ofpermanent magnets of the permanent magnet module of the outer rotor partare vertically mounted along the inner side of the outer rotor part.

Beneficially or exemplary, it also includes a rotating shaft connectedto the inner rotor part through the frontend cover and connected to thefrontend cover by rotation of a bearing, and the stator is fixedlymounted on the frontend cover.

The beneficial effect of the present invention:

By designing the structure of the stator and rotor, the presentinvention makes full use of the magnetic field on both sides of thestator acting with the inner rotor part and the outer rotor part, andthe overall output power of the motor is equal to the sum of the powersof the inner rotor part and the outer rotor part, making full use of themagnetic field on both sides of the stator and avoiding the waste ofenergy.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the structure of a new mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a structural stereogram of a new type of mixed-wave permanentmagnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a structural view of the stator of a new mixed-wave permanentmagnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is another view of the stator of a new mixed-wave permanentmagnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the stator core distribution of a newmixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 6 is a structural diagram of the rotor of a new mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 7 is a matching diagram of the stator and rotor of a new type ofmixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 8 is a sectional view of the stator and rotor of a new mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 9 is a directional diagram of the magnetic induction line of thepermanent magnet modules of the inner rotor part and the outer rotorpart of a new type of mixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor.

FIG. 10 is a structural diagram of the rotor of a new type of mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 11 is a structural diagram of the rotor of a new type ofsquare-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 12 is a structural diagram of the rotor of a new sinusoidal-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 13 is a structural diagram of the frontend cover of a newmixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 14 is another structural diagram of the frontend cover of a newmixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 15 is a matching diagram of the frontend cover and stator of a newmixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 16 is a view of the magnetic induction line of the coil on thestator iron core at a certain moment of a new type of mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor in an embodiment of the presentinvention.

In the drawing:

10—motor shell; 20—stator; 21—fixing ring; 22—stator iron core;221—first arch part; 222—second arch part; 223—middle part; 224—fixinghole; 23—coil; 24—fixing support; 30—rotor; 31—outer rotor part;32—inner rotor part; 33—flange; 34—rotating shaft; 35—permanent magnetmodule; 36—stator zone; 40—frontend cover; 50—rear end cover.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Explanation to the accompanying drawing:

In FIG. 1, the structural relationship between stator 20 and rotor 30 isshown from a sectional view, and stator 20 is located between the outerrotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32 of rotor 30. FIG. 2 shows theoverall picture of the motor. FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 show the structuralrelationship of each component of stator 20 from different angles. FIG.5 shows the distribution relationship of stator iron cores 22 in thestator 20. FIG. 6 shows the structural relationship of each component inthe rotor 30. FIG. 6 shows the structure of the rotor of a mixed-wavemotor, the permanent magnet modules 35 of the outer rotor part 31 areinclinedly mounted along the side thereof, and the permanent magnetmodules 35 of the inner rotor part 32 are vertically mounted along theside thereof. FIG. 7 shows the structural relationship between stator 20and rotor 30 in three dimensions. FIG. 8 shows the structuralrelationship between stator 20 and rotor 30 from another sectional view.FIG. 9 shows the direction of the magnetic induction lines of thepermanent magnet modules 35 on the inner rotor part 32 and the outerrotor part 31 of rotor 30. FIG. 10-12 show the structure of the rotor indifferent embodiments of the present invention, wherein FIG. 10 showsthe structure of the rotor of a mixed-wave motor, FIG. 11 shows thestructure of the rotor of a square-wave motor, and FIG. 12 shows thestructure of the rotor of a sinusoidal-wave motor. FIG. 13 shows thestructure of the fixing support 24 for fixing stator 20 to frontendcover 40. FIG. 14 shows the structure of the frontend cover 40 in FIG.13 from another view. FIG. 15 shows the structure of frontend cover 40fixing the stator 20 in FIG. 13. FIG. 16 shows the direction of themagnetic induction line of the coils 23 on the stator 20, wherein eachcoil 23 acts as a separate magnet emitting magnetic induction linestowards two radial sides of the stator iron core 22.

The technical scheme of the present invention is further explained incombination with the attached drawings and through specific embodimentsbelow.

Embodiment 1

The new type of mixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor in theembodiment comprises a motor shell 10, a stator 20 and a rotor 30, andthe stator 20 and the rotor 30 are arranged in the motor shell 10,wherein the stator 20 includes a plurality of circularly distributedstator iron cores 22, and the stator cores 22 are wound with magneticinduction lines passing through the coils 23 at both radial sidesthereof; the rotor 30 includes an outer rotor part 31, an inter rotorpart 32 and a flange 33; the circular outer rotor part 31 is arrangedoutside the cylindrical inner rotor part 32, a stator zone 36 is formedbetween the outer rotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32, the stator20 is arranged in the stator zone 36 of the rotor 30, and the outerrotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32 are connected by flange 33;the inner side of the outer rotor part 31 and the outer side of theinner rotor part 32 are provided with a plurality of circularlydistributed permanent magnet modules 35, and two adjacent permanentmagnet modules 35 have opposite polarity.

There are various winding modes on stator iron cores, and the ratio ofthe coils 23 and the permanent magnet module 35 is the same as that ofan ordinary motor. In an embodiment, the quantity ratio of the permanentmagnet module 35 of the outer rotor part 31, the coil 23 and thepermanent magnet module 35 of the inner rotor part 32 is 2:3:2. Thequantity ratio may change in other embodiments.

The permanent magnet energy-saving motor in the embodiment can be usedas an electric motor and can also be used an electric generator.

When used as an electric motor, the coil 23 of the stator iron core 22is supplied with a three-phase current. Since the stator iron core 22 ismade of magnetic material, after the coil 23 of the stator iron core 22is energized, the magnetic induction line of the coil 23 can passthrough both radial sides of the stator iron core 22, and meanwhile theouter rotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32 are respectivelyarranged at both radial sides of the stator iron core 22, thus themagnetic induction line generated by the coil 23 acts on the outer rotorpart 31 and the inner rotor part 32 from both radial sides. At thismoment, each stator iron core 22 forms a separate magnet, whichgenerates a magnetic field with different phases, wherein the north poleand the south pole are respectively at both radial sides of the statoriron core and respectively face towards the outer rotor part 31 and theinner rotor part 32, the direction and the intensity of the magneticfield generated by the coil 23 on the stator iron core 22 change withtime, and the coils 23 of two adjacent stator iron cores 22 havedifferent phases.

When the three-phase current changes, the magnetic field of the statoriron core 22 changes, the stator 20 forms a rotating magnetic field todrive the outer rotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32 provided withpermanent magnet module 35 to rotate.

As FIG. 9 shows the direction of the magnetic induction line ofpermanent magnet module 35 in an embodiment.

When used as a motor, there are two functions that increase the outputpower of rotor 20.

First, as described above, since the magnetic induction line passesthrough the two radial sides of the stator iron core 22, the magneticinduction line of the coil 23 is fully utilized; the rotating magneticfield drives the inner rotor part 32 and the outer rotor part 23 torotate simultaneously, and the output power of the rotor 20 is the sumof the output power of the inner rotor part 32 and the outer rotor part31.

Second, within a certain range of angles, the magnetic induction line ofthe inner rotor part 32 can enhance the magnetic field generated by thestator iron core 22, thus increasing the force of the magnetic field onthe outer rotor part 31. Specifically, when rotor 30 rotates within acertain angle range, the stator core 22 with good magnetic permeabilityis affected by the magnetic induction line of permanent magnet module 35of inner rotor part 32, which generates an induced magnetic field.Within this specific angle range, the induced magnetic field generatedby stator core 22 is in the same direction as the magnetic fieldgenerated by coil 23. At this point, the two magnetic fields aresuperimposed, and the magnetic field intensity generated on the statorcore 22 is equal to the sum of the rotating magnetic field of coil 23and the induced magnetic field of stator core 22. As a result, themagnetic field generated on the stator core 22 is strengthened, leadingto the strengthening of the magnetic field acting on the outer rotorpart 31, thereby increasing the acting force on the outer rotor part 31.Similarly, within another specific angle range, the magnetic inductionline of the outer rotor part 31 can also enhance the magnetic fieldgenerated on the stator core 22, thus enhancing the force exerted by themagnetic field on the inner rotor part 32. In an implementation mode,the period of the three-phase current is adjusted adaptively to obtainthe specific angle.

The conditions of obtaining this specific angle: The induction magneticfield generated by the stator core 22 via the permanent magnet module 35is in the same direction as the rotating magnetic field of the coil 23.

Taking the rotating magnetic field of coil 23 on a stator core 22enhanced by inner rotor part 32 as an example, the occurrence of one ofthe specific angles is described: The directional strength of magneticfield on a certain coil 23 varies with time. During a certain period oftime, coil 23 on a certain stator core 22 generates a magnetic field inone direction. At the same time, one of the permanent magnet moduleswith inner rotor part 32 generates a magnetic induction line in adirection opposite to that of coil 23 toward stator zone 36. When thepermanent magnet module 35 rotates from one side of the stator core 22to the position of the opposite stator core 22, the magnetic flux on thestator core 22 increases slightly, so the induction magnetic field ofthe stator core 22 is opposite to the magnetic field of the permanentmagnet module 35. At this point, the direction of the induced magneticfield generated is the same as that of the magnetic induction line ofcoil 23, thus enhancing the rotating magnetic field of coil 23. In theactual situation, the magnetic field of coil 23 can be effectivelyenhanced with more positions meeting the occurrence conditions of thisparticular angle.

Above two actions coordinate with each other, increasing the outputpower of rotor 30.

Compared with traditional motor, through the structural design of stator20 and rotor 30 in the embodiment, each stator iron core 22 of thestator 20 is used as a separate magnet winding, thus utilizing themagnetic fields on both sides of the separate electromagnetic windingsto drive the outer rotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32 of rotor30. In other words, the magnetic fields of stator 20 are used to driveinner rotor part 32 and outer rotor part 31, the overall output power ofrotor 30 is equal to the sum of the output power of inner rotor part 32and outer rotor part 31, which makes full use of the magnetic field onboth sides of stator 20 and avoids energy waste. Compared with thetraditional motor, the present invention uses fewer winding sets torealize the same power, thus reducing size of stator 20, using fewerwinding materials, and realizing higher economic benefit.

When used as a generator, since the stator iron core is made of magneticmaterial, the magnetic induction lines of the permanent magnet module 35of the inner rotor part 32 and the outer rotor part 31 can act on thecoil 23 through the radial sides of the stator core 22. At this time,when the rotor 30 rotates, the permanent magnet module 35 thereofrotates to form a rotating magnetic field, and the coil 23 on stator 20generates electromagnetic induction, generating electrodynamic force andoutputting electric energy.

Compared with tradition generator, the coil 23 of stator 20 in theembodiment is affected by the magnetic induction line of the permanentmagnet module 35 of outer rotor part 31 and the magnetic induction lineof the permanent magnet module 35 of inner rotor part 32, and the fluxof coil 23 on stator 20 changes more, generating more electrodynamicforce.

Embodiment 2

As shown in FIG. 5, a fixing method of stator 20 of a new mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor is provided in the embodiment. Thestator 20 further comprises a fixing ring 21, a plurality of stator ironcores 22 and a fixing support 24, wherein the stator iron cores 22 arecircularly distributed on the fixing ring 21, and the fixing support 24is used for fixing the stator iron cores 22 on the fixing ring 21.

The stator iron core 22 in an embodiment is an I-shaped structure,comprising a first arch part 221, a second arch part 222 and a middlepart 223, wherein the middle part 223 connects the first arch part 221and the second arch part 222, the coil 23 is wound on the middle part223 with slots at both sides, the first arch part 221 faces towards theouter rotor part 31, and the second arch part 222 faces towards theinner rotor part 32.

In a further implementation, a fixing hole 224 of the first arch part221 is vertically runs through the first arch part 221, and the fixingsupport 24 is fixedly connected to the fixing ring 21 after passingthrough the fixing hole 224, to maintain the relative position of thestator iron cores 22. Preferably, two fixing rings 21 are set, thestator iron core 22 is fixed between the two fixing rings 21, and oneend of the fixing support 24 penetrates into the fixing hole 224 fromone side of fixing ring 21, going further to extend towards the otherfixing ring 21 and to be fixedly connected to the fixing ring 21.Further, the other end of the fixing support 24 is fixed on the frontendcover 40, which is opposite to the backend cover 50 and is arranged onboth sides of the motor shell 10 respectively.

Embodiment 3

As shown in FIG. 6, the embodiment provides a new type of mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor, which can send out mixed waves.FIG. 6 shows the structure of the rotor of a mixed-wave motor, and eachpermanent magnet module 35 includes a plurality of permanent magnets,wherein the permanent magnets of the permanent magnet module 35 of theinner rotor part 32 are vertically mounted along the outer side of theinner rotor part, and the permanent magnets of the permanent magnetmodule 35 of the outer rotor part 31 are inclinedly mounted along theinner side of the outer rotor part. Or, FIG. 10 shows the structure ofthe rotor of another mixed-wave motor, wherein the permanent magnets ofthe permanent magnet module 35 of the inner rotor part 32 are inclinedlymounted along the outer side of the inner rotor part, and the permanentmagnets of the permanent magnet module 35 of the outer rotor part 31 arevertically mounted along the inner side of the outer rotor part.

When used as a motor, the working process of the embodiment is similarto that of the above embodiment 1.

When used as a generator, as the embodiment describes in particular, theinclinedly mounted permanent magnet module 35 can make stator 20generate sinusoidal-wave alternating current; meanwhile, the verticallymounted permanent magnet module 35 can make stator 20 generatesquare-wave alternating current. Thus, the stator 20 can generate amixed wave of sinusoidal wave and square wave, which realizes an outputof mixed wave. According to the need, the waveform of alternatingcurrent can be selected adaptively to make it suitable for practicalapplication.

In the embodiment, since the output waveform is a mixed wave ofsinusoidal wave combined with square wave, the sinusoidal wavecontroller or square wave controller can be selected when selecting thecontroller, which improves the applicability of the motor of thisembodiment.

Further, the angle of inclination of the inclinedly mounted permanentmagnets is 5 to 15 degrees, preferably to be 10 degrees. As shown inFIG. 6 and FIG. 10, the angle of inclination of the inclinedly mountedpermanent magnets is 10 degrees.

Further, the number of permanent magnet modules 35 on the inner rotorpart 32 and the outer rotor part 31 is the same.

Embodiment 4

The embodiment provides a new type of sinusoidal-wave or square-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor, which can send out sinusoidal waveor square wave. As shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, the permanent magnetmodules 35 of the inner rotor part 32 and the outer rotor part 31 havecorresponding position and identical quantity, and the permanent magnetmodules 35 at the corresponding positions of the inner rotor part 32 andthe outer rotor part 31 have opposite polarity facing towards the statorzone.

When used as a motor in the embodiment, the output power of rotor 30 canbe further enhanced as below:

Since the permanent magnet modules 35 at the corresponding positions ofthe outer rotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32 have oppositepolarity, and the magnetic induction lines of the permanent magnetmodule 35 of the outer rotor part 31 and the inner rotor part 32 aremutually constrained, thus constraining most of the magnetic inductionlines of the permanent magnet module 35 within the correspondingpermanent magnet modules 35; therefore, the magnetic induction lines instator zone 36 are more concentrated and the magnetic field is stronger.Therefore, when coil 23 is energized and generates a rotating magneticfield, the force exerted by the rotating magnetic field on the permanentmagnet module 35 on both sides of the rotor is enhanced, thus improvingthe output power of the rotor.

When used as a generator, it is similar to that used as a motor. Thereis also the situation that the magnetic induction lines are mutuallyconstrained so that the magnetic induction lines get more concentratedand the output power of generator is enhanced.

In a further implementation, FIG. 12 shows the structure of the rotor ofa sinusoidal-wave motor, wherein the permanent magnet modules 35 of theinner rotor part 32 and the outer rotor part 33 are inclinedly mountedalong the corresponding side thereof. The permanent magnets of the twoparts are preferably to have the same angle of inclination.

In an implementation, the angle of inclination of the inclinedly mountedpermanent magnets is 5 to 15 degrees, preferably to be 10 degrees. Asshown in FIG. 12, the angle of inclination of the permanent magnets is10 degrees.

When used as a motor, the working process of the embodiment is similarto that of the above. When used as a generator, sinusoidal-wavealternating current is generated, and the waveform of the sinusoidalwave of the stator 20 is affected by the angle of inclination of theinclinedly mounted permanent magnets of permanent magnet module 35.

According to the actual application, the angle of inclination isselected reasonably.

In another further implementation, FIG. 11 shows the structure of therotor of a square-wave motor, wherein the permanent magnets of thepermanent magnet module 35 of the inner rotor part are verticallymounted along the outer side of the inner rotor part, and the permanentmagnets of the permanent magnet module 35 of the outer rotor part arevertically mounted along the inner side of the outer rotor part.

When used as a motor, the implementation is similar to that of theabove. When used as a generator, square-wave alternating current isgenerated in the implementation.

In the implementation, when the permanent magnet modules 35 arevertically mounted, the motor can be used as a damper motor. When used adamper motor, the permanent magnet modules 35 on the inner side of theouter rotor part and the outer side of the inner rotor part 32 havecorresponding position and identical magnetic field direction. At histime, due to their corresponding positions, the magnetic fields of thepermanent magnet module 35 of the inner rotor part 32 and the permanentmagnet module 35 of the outer rotor part 31 can be superposed directly,so that the magnetic field acting on stator 20 is larger than that ofone of the permanent magnets mounted inclinedly. When rotor 30 rotates,especially between two permanent magnet modules 35, the magnetic flux ofcoil 23 on stator 20 changes direction from facing one side to facingthe other side, and the numerical value changes greatly, which causesstator 20 to generate a great induced electrodynamic force and preventsrotor 30 from rotating further.

In this embodiment, similarly, since the two parts of permanent magnetmodule 35 can be superposed. Thus, compared with the traditional dampermotor, the induction electrodynamic force generated on stator 20 islarger and the damping effect is better.

Embodiment 5

The embodiment provides a setting method of the rotating shaft of a newtype of mixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor, furthercomprising a rotating shaft 34, wherein the rotating shaft 34 isconnected to the inner rotor part and is connected to the frontend cover40 through rotation of a bearing after passing through the frontendcover 40, and the stator 20 is fixedly mounted on the frontend cover 40.

When a fixing ring 21 is mounted on both vertical sides of the statoriron core 22, the fixing ring 21 facing towards the frontend cover 40 isprovided with a hole where the fixing support 24 passes through, thefixing support 24 passes through the hole and penetrates into the fixinghole 224 of the stator iron core 22, and the stator core 22 is extendedand fixed on the fixed ring 21 far from the frontend cover 40 of thestator iron core 22.

In this embodiment, a water-cooled heat dissipation structure can be setto dissipate heat from stator 20, whose specific structure is similar tothat disclosed by CN204012958U.

The present invention is described by preferred embodiments and is knownto the technical personnel in the field that, without deviating from thespirit and scope of the present invention, various changes or equivalentsubstitutions may be made to these characteristics and embodiments. Thepresent invention shall not be restricted by the specific embodimentsdisclosed herein, and other embodiments falling within the claims ofthis application shall fall within the scope of protection of thepresent invention.

1. A new type of mixed-wave permanent magnet motor, comprising a motorshell, a stator and a rotor, wherein, the stator and the rotor arearranged in the motor shell; wherein the stator comprises a plurality ofcircularly distributed stator cores, and the stator cores are wound withmagnetic induction lines passing through the coils at both radial sidesthereof; the rotor comprises an outer rotor part, an inner rotor partand a flange; the outer rotor part is arranged outside the inner rotorpart, a stator zone is formed between the outer rotor part and the innerrotor part, the stator is arranged in the stator zone of the rotor, andthe outer rotor part and the inner rotor part are connected by flange; aplurality of permanent magnet modules is circularly distributed on theinner side of the outer rotor part and the outer side of the inner rotorpart, and two adjacent permanent magnet modules have opposite polarity,wherein each permanent magnet module comprises a plurality of permanentmagnets, wherein the permanent magnets of each permanent magnet moduleof the outer rotor part are mounted on the inner side of the outer rotorpart along a circumferential direction of the outer rotor part, whereineach of the permanent magnets is offset by a substantial distance at thecircumferential direction from another axially adjacent one of thepermanent magnets, wherein the stator further comprises a fixing ring,and the stator iron cores are circularly distributed on the fixing ring,wherein the stator further comprises a fixed support, which fixes thestator iron cores on the fixing ring; the stator iron cores are in anI-shaped structure, which includes a first arch part, a second arch partand a center part connecting the first arch part and the second archpart, wherein coils are wound in the middle part with slots at bothsides, the first arch part faces towards the outer rotor part, and thesecond arch part faces towards the inner rotor part, wherein a fixinghole of the first arch part vertically runs through the first arch part,and the fixing support runs through the fixing hole and is connected andfixed to the fixing ring, and wherein the first arch part includes twoconcave surfaces curved toward the fixing hole and away from theadjacent stator iron cores.
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 3. The new type of mixed-wavepermanent magnet energy-saving motor according to claim 1, wherein, thepermanent magnets of each permanent magnet module of the inner rotorpart are vertically mounted along the outer side of the inner rotorpart, and the permanent magnets of each permanent magnet module of theouter rotor part are inclinedly mounted on the inner side of the outerrotor part; or, the permanent magnets of each permanent magnet module ofthe inner rotor part are inclinedly mounted on the outer side of theinner rotor part, and the permanent magnets of each permanent magnetmodule of the outer rotor part are vertically mounted on the inner sideof the outer rotor part.
 4. The new type of mixed-wave permanent magnetenergy-saving motor according to claim 3, the angle of inclination ofthe inclinedly mounted permanent magnets is 5 to 15 degrees.
 5. The newtype of mixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor according toclaim 1, the permanent magnet modules of the inner rotor part and theouter rotor part have corresponding positions and identical quantity,and the permanent magnet modules at the corresponding positions of theinner rotor part and the outer rotor part have opposite polarity facingtowards the stator zone.
 6. The new type of mixed-wave permanent magnetenergy-saving motor according to claim 5, wherein the permanent magnetsof each permanent magnet module of the inner rotor part are verticallymounted along the outer side of the inner rotor part, and the permanentmagnets of each permanent magnet modules of the outer rotor part arevertically mounted along the inner side of the outer rotor part.
 7. Thenew type of mixed-wave permanent magnet energy-saving motor according toclaim 1, further comprising a rotating shaft, wherein the rotating shaftis connected to the inner rotor part, connected to a frontend cover byrotation of a bearing after passing through the frontend cover, and thestator is fixedly mounted on the frontend cover.